Echo Bravo
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Glad the youngster is on the mend as it's a worry in this weather. Fairyfluff, don't worry about somebody getting Nativepony banned, she's good at doing it for herself.
There has always got to be one :-(......I asked for help!!!! not stupid coments, what do you sugest the owner do club it to death??? the vet CANT get there, although trying very hard. And Im sure if nothing can be done the foal will be pts as soon as possible. Go pick an argument in an empty room......
thank you all for the sensible comments, and will update as and when.
OMG I can't believe some of the replys to this post, all I had this morning was a phone call by a very experianced top producer who was very worried about ( I know I said foal, I got it wrong, take me out and shoot me) yearling! who happens to be not so small, in fact its a strapping 14.2hh warmblood, ( not a lower end of the market meat pony, not that it should make a difference) who they had down in a stable and the vet was on his way, but after seeing it the day before was baffled ( not the first time for any vet and am sure not the last)
I was asking for any ideas, in case it might have been somthing, someone was missing,(two heads better than one thought) but unfortunatly this thread has turned into a bItchin thread by a certain member, WHY?
this is why it makes so many people scared to post on here,
I posted what I knew at the time, but rather be out there and helping,than to give a well spelt, blow by blow account, of a horse that needed help, and not unhelpfull comments.
I have to wonder about someone who has so many needy ponies, has to spend so much of her time on here, being so horrible.
OMG I can't believe some of the replys to this post, all I had this morning was a phone call by a very experianced top producer who was very worried about ( I know I said foal, I got it wrong, take me out and shoot me) yearling! who happens to be not so small, in fact its a strapping 14.2hh warmblood, ( not a lower end of the market meat pony, not that it should make a difference) who they had down in a stable and the vet was on his way, but after seeing it the day before was baffled ( not the first time for any vet and am sure not the last)
I was asking for any ideas, in case it might have been somthing, someone was missing,(two heads better than one thought) but unfortunatly this thread has turned into a bItchin thread by a certain member, WHY?
this is why it makes so many people scared to post on here,
I posted what I knew at the time, but rather be out there and helping,than to give a well spelt, blow by blow account, of a horse that needed help, and not unhelpfull comments.
I have to wonder about someone who has so many needy ponies, has to spend so much of her time on here, being so horrible.
I have to wonder about someone who has so many needy ponies, has to spend so much of her time on here, being so horrible.
Fantastic news about the baby - hope he keeps going from strength to strength.
I also see that the NP groupies are out in force again.
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There has always got to be one :-(......I asked for help!!!! not stupid coments, what do you sugest the owner do club it to death??? the vet CANT get there, although trying very hard. And Im sure if nothing can be done the foal will be pts as soon as possible. Go pick an argument in an empty room......
thank you all for the sensible comments, and will update as and when.
if its unconcious..with a baffling illness that the vets dont know what it is, why isnt it being PTS?
I am glad to hear this. Was there a diagnosis as to the condition?update on the on the yearling is that it is up, but still a bit wobbly, eating and drinking well, and is being kept warm and comfortable.